Book review: Instructions for the Working Day by Joanna Campbell

Neil Fischer is shy, socially awkward and repressed – an English archetype. His late father, though, was from East Germany. … More

Book review: The Sandpit by Nicholas Shakespeare

There was a happy time when I was naive enough to think that a story of wealth, power and corruption … More

The Seventh Victim is an Audible Original crime novel. Diane Marshall’s young son, Zachery, disappeared 25 years ago. Jonathan Egan … More

Kozłowski tells the story of a young Polish army doctor who is one of the few survivors after the disappearance, … More

Writers often lament the fact that they are beset by distractions. Some will go to great lengths to isolate themselves, … More

Herbert Powyss is a man of the Enlightenment, devoting his time to the study of horticulture, science and philosophy at … More

Roy and Celestial are a young professional black couple in Atlanta. Life looks good until Roy is falsely accused of … More

Usually when I read fiction in translation it’s a slim literary volume put out by an independent press, so it’s … More

I’ve been wanting to read Misery for years but have somehow not got round to it till now (and miraculously … More